npm i --save check-swear
In your file put the following:
const check = require("check-swear");
// .............
check("whatever string you want!", (String, Array)) // returns false
If your check("blah blah blah") doesn't work, thats because of the new update.
You need to put in the type of data that you have passed into the first argument.
This is due to the fact that I created this for a string array, and a different version of this npm package (has-swear | not made by me) can only do strings. I made this for both strings and arrays.
Anyway, by now you are probably wodering how to fix this. Well, if the text element was a string, pass in String as the second parameter. if it's a string array, then you need to pass in Array.
It'll look something like this...
`check("blah blah blah", String)`
or
`check(["blah blah blah", "pog", "hallo", "some text"], Array)`
I hope this helps the problem that many of you are having!
If you use an array, inside of the Array must not be empty, or have anything else besides a string, otherwise it will throw an error. English only. You may fork this and create a pull request if you would like another language.